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Nic Langlois Posted on Jun 12, 2007
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Standby Problem Hi, My amp has just suddenly started going to standby and needs to be powered off to bring it back on. I have been through several very hot summers with no problems, but now it suddenly seems to be over-heating or something and shutting off, it is about 26 deg C here at the mo. Any thoughts on what I may need to replace / fix or is it just too hot for it?? Thanks

  • Nic Langlois Jun 13, 2007

    Thanks, I'll have to look into that as an option too then.

  • rcannell Aug 11, 2008

    I have teh same issue with this Amp, but it is no where as hot here. Is it a temperature issue? The map stays on for about 15 mins then goes to standby



    Thanks Rob

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Hi,problem could be due to some voltage fl,or any component failure or may be due to the wrong connection of speakers. First check the speaker wiring,if it is ok then better to consult a professional service person. Set goes to standby means the protection circuit is turned on, normally any component failure or short circuit happens inside the amp, systems will automatically detect it and to protect it from any further damage, turns to standby.

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No, I think you have a bias problem in the audio output circuit of this receiver. There is really not a lot a user can do to fix this unless you have the electronic know how and know how to trouble shoot solid state electronics. Good Luck

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